Story Archives

Them Again!?

Yes, them again, Dandy. Now, most of you long-time readers know EXACTLY who Chuck is talking about, but for new readers, I won’t spoil the reveal.

Of course, If you DON’T know who “They” are, I suggest reading through the archives to get caught up.

Not quite as sharp…

Evil Doubles? Dandy has an evil double?! yeah… and he first appeared (In the online strip) in THIS first year story line.

He’s since returned just about every year since to bedevil OUR Dandy and company in his regular attempt to first take over this comic strip, and eventually, the WORLD.

After a while, Evil Dandy (along with his toady, Evil Bernard… read their bios on the CAST page.) was revealed to be a flunky HIMSELF, in the employ of the Mutated, Super-Genius, EVIL MISTAKE!!!!

Of course, he looks a LITTLE less freaky and evil HERE… but that’s a tale for another day. (Sometime next week… don’t worry.)

Udder Big Brudder

Here’s yet another link-a-rific history lesson. This time, on the “Matter Recombobulator” that Dandy’s talking about in today’s strip. It first appeared, being wielded by Evil DANDY in THIS strip.

It was a device, seemingly designed by Evil Dandy that could transform whoever it was aimed at into whatever it’s user could imagine. It would show up again over time, but it’s ORIGIN would be revealed in THIS strip.

And the Cat came back!

I decided to use this upgrade of Mr. Fuzzy to change the typeface I use for his dialogue. That said, It’s tricky trying to balance different aspects of any given story without loosing track of the others.

Mr. Fuzzy: Version 4.0

This newest version of Mr. Fuzzy is inspired by two main sources. One being my love of the TV show, MYTHBUSTERS, so I wanted Mr. Fuzzy to really look like something put together with what Mistake had available… A robot where his look is secondary to function. The second influence was the OVER detailed robots of the recent TRANSFORMERS movie. I really enjoyed that movie, but thought that the designs were VERY confusing with all that detail. I wanted a LITTLE bit of that feeling of complexity, without the obnoxious “What am I looking at? Is that an elbow?” vibe of the movie.